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Fri, 7 Dec 2018 10:09:44 -0700
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Re: High altitude honey bees
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Some of our customers are in mountain towns in Colorado like Bailey,
Evergreen, Idaho springs, the Vail Valley, Carbondale and Leadville.

Elevations ranging from 6k to 10.5k ft asl.
Maybe one or two are higher. I don't think wintering them would be much
different than wintering further north.

Some are successful, many are not.

David Baker
To Bee or Not To Bee
Denver, CO USA

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